What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Claremont, NH position at Soliant?
Embark on an exciting travel opportunity as a Speech-Language Pathologist and enjoy a role tailored for growth, flexibility, and meaningful engagement with students. This part-time assignment offers the chance to deliver critical services in support of student IEPs outside traditional school hours, making a real difference while enjoying the benefits of premium travel roles, including non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel assistance, and job security through a multi-year engagement.
Located near charming Claremont, NH, this opportunity places you in a region renowned for New England’s natural beauty and vibrant, welcoming communities. Whether in-person or working remotely, you’ll have the flexibility to craft a schedule of afternoons, evenings, or weekends—offering maximum balance with the ability to explore historic small towns, nearby outdoor adventures, and regional culinary delights during your downtime.
Take your career further as you partner directly with district leaders, parents, and guardians, gaining hands-on experience with diverse workplace practices and expanding your expertise in delivering services aligned with individual student goals. This is an ideal chance to strengthen your professional credentials with unique, resume-enhancing experiences, expanding your leadership and communication while broadening your network.
Desired Qualifications
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Located near charming Claremont, NH, this opportunity places you in a region renowned for New England’s natural beauty and vibrant, welcoming communities. Whether in-person or working remotely, you’ll have the flexibility to craft a schedule of afternoons, evenings, or weekends—offering maximum balance with the ability to explore historic small towns, nearby outdoor adventures, and regional culinary delights during your downtime.
Take your career further as you partner directly with district leaders, parents, and guardians, gaining hands-on experience with diverse workplace practices and expanding your expertise in delivering services aligned with individual student goals. This is an ideal chance to strengthen your professional credentials with unique, resume-enhancing experiences, expanding your leadership and communication while broadening your network.
Desired Qualifications
- Minimum 1 year of prior experience in a school setting
- Active NH OPLC Speech-Language Pathologist License
- Holder of ASHA CCC-SLP certification
- CF candidates are not eligible
- Strong interpersonal skills and commitment to collaborative, student-focused service delivery
- Provide specially designed speech/language instruction and services as outlined in student IEPs
- Coordinate with district staff, parents, and guardians to arrange service times
- Deliver services outside standard school hours, with in-person availability preferred
- Utilize both direct and remote delivery models, as agreed with the district
- Flexible, part-time scheduling
- Travel stipend, travel assistance, and premium compensation structure
- Comprehensive healthcare benefits, 401(k)
- Long-term job security—contracted through June 18, 2027
- Career-building experience in a supportive, scenic community
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